The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 August 1934 — Page 3

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THE DAILY BANNER. CREENCASTLE. INDIANA. TUESDAY. AUGUST 14. 1934.

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'OR Rf NT: Five room semi-mod-house with Garage. Inquire at ; r!ii Street. 13-2p.

IpOR R]-:NT: <1 room modem house, conditi-in. 12 Arlington street mo IhO. 13-3p

W anted— ■tV A NT El) TO RlfY Timothy or h. J, it Connan and ” Bainbridge. 11-7p

(WANTED: Any kind of dea<l stock 278. Greencastle. We pay al' tn.w. John Wachtel Co. eoc kvAN'TKIi: To adopt baby girl. \ s t hav blue eyes. Address Box K, inner Office. 10-Ot —Lost—

tj.OST: Rird Dog (I'ointer) male— < vers to name of Browny. Phone 11-Gts.

—Miscellaneous—

7p sell and install seat covers foi c irs !)8c up. Dobbs Tire & Battery .Tvice. 2-tf.

jNOTB'E Will patrons please bring ‘1 which has been mailed to them irn they call to pay accounts, wnc.i tie Exchange Indiana Asso"teil Telephone Corporation. tf.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 14 Tlie state, excise department today threatened beer dealers who are' selling whiskey by the drink or in package f ,! m. with revoca'ion of their beer |»ormits if the sale of the stronger lif|U(|or is not stopped. At the same time Harold C. Feightner, executive director, of the Indiana Brewers’ association, announced Indiana breweries ate re iucing the cost of the beverage t.i wholesalers and retailers with the result a ’•real" glass of beer for a nickel now is possible. The reduction in the cost of beer, Feightner raid, is ma le possible by the brewers absorbing the froiglp costs both on mtgoing beer and the returning of the empty containers. The excise department’s threat to retail beer dealers was contained in a bulletin prepared by Sam H. l^sh, deputy state excise director, for distribution to the retailers. The bulletin said “positive evidence” has been obtained that some retail beer dealers are selling whiskey both by the drink and by the package. Under the Indiana law .whiskey can be sold only by the package and only in ■ rug stores.

amount of the tax with interest at 1 per cent a month from the date the taxes were due. In cases where fraud is proved, ^courts may also add fine, up to $. r >00 and jail sentences up to six months. MUSI | Sfe LESS GAS DETROIT, Aug. 14 (UP)—Gasoline consumption for race drivers in the annual Indianapolis Memorial Da\ • r >00 mile auto race was limited to 42 1-2 gallons for 1935 at a meeting of the contest board of the American Automobile Association Monday. <'ars this year were allowed to consume 45 gallons. I he fact that Bill Cummings, winner of the 1!)34 event, consumed only do 1-2 gallons in the 500 miles, averaging 11 1 miles per gallon, led officials to cut the amount from 45 gallons. 1 rank Brisko, who finished eighth in the event, made the best milage, getting 1 4.39 miles to a gallon and usimr only 33 3-4 gallons. K. B. RhkenhackPr, chairman of tin American Automobile Association rub s committee, was presiding at today’s meeting.

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Tharp will reopen his barber : 11 n Oliv. street Tuesday, Aug. he has leased his filling stain east Washington street. Be ■ ee old and new customers. V>p clo cs 8:30 p. m.; Saturday, 11 14-21

COLLECT DELINQUENT TAXES INDIANAPOLIS,—Field agents of the state gross income tax division collected more than $(12,000 in delinquent gross inco<rro taxes, penalties and interest during July, it was announced today by Clarence Jackson, director of the division. Approximately $27,000 had been collected in April, and $25,000 during each of the months of May and June, Jackson said. Approximately $17,0(H) of the July total was collected by field agents covering regular territories, it was said, while the remainder was collected by special agenW engaged in seeking out persons and firms that failed to f ile returns. Jackson asserted that for the protection of citizens who have filed returns properly and paid the correct amount of tax, every effort is being made to ascertain that the tax is paid by all who owe. Tax collections during the present quarterly period already are within a few thousand dollars of the total for the last period, he said, and several weeks remain before books are to be closed for the quarter. Penalties on delinquent taxes range from 10 per cent to 50 |)er cent of the

4* -]• •!- .i. q. * RUSSELLVILLE 4 •h 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Mr. an I Mr . Walter Pitt.-- of Witchita, K..n„ ar-' visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gott. Miss Ora Haigrave of Pasadena, Cal., is visiting her brother, 1J. F. Hargrave, n l other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sutherlin and family of Pittsburgh visited last w'ck with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sutherlin. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Spencer and family have returned to their home at Fayetteville, Ark., afte- visiting Mr. and Mis. R. E. LaFollette and Mrs. Charles Spencer. Miss Mary Jane Warren of Indianapolis spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scribner. Guests Wed 'sday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gardner and Mrs. Maggie Gardner were Mrs. Ruth Evans Smith of Pasco, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Russell Spencer and daughter of Fayetbesville, Ark., Mr. an I Mrs. R. E. LaFollette and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Belles. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Simpson entertained at (1 o'clock dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mis. V. G. Vail of Crawfordsville and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lear. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Carrington and family spent a few days last week with relatives in the south, and visited Mammoth Cave. Mr. and Airs. Iver Bain and fam-

ily sp n nt Sunday with Mrs. Daisy' Perry at Gary. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Clodfelter and; daughter, Mr. and Mis. E. H. Nor-' man, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gardner,! Mr .and Mrs. Frank Everman and! sons and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rim ey spent the weekend n ( ' icago an i attended the world'; faT. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 h PORTLAND MILLS 4 By Leona Calvert •! •J'’ 4 4* 4 4 4 4 4 Miss Eima C nr .ml Garold Sp n rer spent the wekeml with Mr. and Mrs. John Mays. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGill and Mrs. Ola Ken ltd -pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fay Spencer. Misses Goldie md Thelma C:Avert pent Saturday and Sun da in Greencast 1°. Mr .ad Mrs. .1 hn Burk ‘pent a few days with Mrs. Li'/.z.io Colling . Mr. and Mr Ray Rivers pent Sunday with Mr. .and Mr . J. D. Harbison. Mr. nrv! Mrs. J..'n Schoen of Tndianapois spent Sanday with Mr. and Airs. Joe Schoen. Mrs. Schorn te turned home with hem for a vi it. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44* CLOVFRDALE 4 •I* Mrs. Clara Dorset! 4 4 4 4 4 4* 4 4 4 Air .and Mrs. Guy McCoy of Aluncto Visited last week with his aunts, Mrs. Mary F. II I:' r and Mrs. Lida McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Fo ter, of Hammond, are visiting her mother, Airs. I la AIcKamey. Frank Gorham md daughter Petty of St. Louis, are \ ; i ing his mother, Airs. Hattie Gorhs i. Mrs. Edestina Hurst and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hut t and son Raymond attended the Di kit. - n reunion at Crawfordsville Sunday. Mrs. Winnie Hui t of Alt. Meridian visited Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Hurst last week. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hurst and Airs. Mayme Reed attended the Hurst reunion at Mt. Mervlian Sunday. Mr. and Airs. V His Gill of Greencastle were dinner guest k Sunday ot Mr. and Airs. Otho Smythe. Mrs. Ella Truscdale received word last week of the sudden death from heat prostration cf her brother, W. F. Morris of Muscoga, Okla. .Miss Ethel Foster of Cincinnati i visiting friends kcre. Mr. and Mi . Will Cr mwell (ailed

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on Mrs. Ralina Cunningham and Mrs. Nora M mrison Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ann Bourne and daughter Elizabeth attended the Bourne roimion n Oakland, 111., Sunday. Miss Wanota Fultz of Akron, O., is visiting her mother hero. Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas and Air. and Mrs. [.op Walters spent Sunday with Mr. and Aim. Charles Douglas at R< achdale. Funeral services for S. L. McKamey woie held .at the home Saturday afternoon. Air. and Air . Forest Hurst moved town from their farm last week. Mr . Roy Downey and son Lloyd of Cr.i'.vf rdsville vi iteil friends here last week. Mrs. Carrie Camming and Mr. and Mi . Lloyd Camming of Indianapolis t i itc I Air. and Air . Herman Cummings, Sunday. Air-. Rachel Tabor of North Dakota, Air . H t-lla Rule, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Rule and daughter and Mrs. YVrn o Alanning of Wyoming are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mjs. Claude Chri tian of New Goshen railed on Mrs. Nora Morrison Sunday .afternoon. Mrs. Ann Davis and daughter Edith of Kansas City., Kan., and Mr. nd Mr. Tom Monis and daughter ■ f north of Greencastle called on Airs. Idln Trusdale Sunday. Mr. an 1 Mrs, Harry Moran, Mrs. Nbllie McDonald and Mr . Tressie Hunter and daughter were at Manhattan Sunday. Miss Frances Duncan of Gosport is vi-iting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Estes Duncan.

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A dinner in honor of the birthday i anniversaries of Mrs. G. C. Ramey | md Mrs. George Pierce was held in ' the Irwin prove outh of Bruners- j town Sunday. A pitch-in dinner wasj spread al noon. Those present were Rev. G. C. Ramey and family, Harry i Ramey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coulter of Indianapolis, Mr. •>nd Airs. George Pierce, Charles F,lwnrd Bettis, Elbert Bettis and family, Willard Miller and family, Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Irwin and Airs. Jane Mitchell. Air. and Mr. Raymond Miller of| Brazil visited Air. and Air. Elbeit Bettis last week. The Brnttain reunion was held at j Bethel M. E. church Sunday. Mr. Goldie (Bee called on Mrs. Mary i Garrett Sunday. Mr . Ella Alexander, Airs. Eula Stagg and Mr. ad Mr. Russell Beam I spi'nt Tuoiny w ith Air. a I Mrs. Abner j Siglar. * Ed Betti; spent Sunday with Tom i Bettis. Air. and Airs. Abner Siglar called on Air. i'hI Airs. George Pierce Sr.tur 1 day. AD . Eula SDiggs spent Sunday with j her sister, Mrs. Cora Cunningham, at Portland Mills. AD . S. O. Dnsor and Mrs. Goldie i Bee calh d on Airs. Ora Thomas last, week. Eldon and Eugene Staggs spent Sunday w ith < harh s Calvert at Port- ] land Mills. j Mr. a I AD". Arthur Garrett enter-] tuinid ■ number of friends at their hone' Welneday evening. Those pro :ent were Mr. and Airs. Frank Lane an I on, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Staggs ami oi s, Maxine Bettis, Lilly May Burk. Raymond Burk, Bernice Williams, William Jarvis, Air. and AD Art! ui Garrett and son, Ruby, K'.Gdeen, and Imogene Garrett, Charles ( ope ('lift Gibson, Air. Godby, Ray and Elmer Harvey, Arthur Irwin, \\ Hie and Cleo Keyt, Milt Thomas. D . mg Thomas, Homer Slav(ns, and Ed Hettis and son Charles, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that the: undersigned has been appointed by; the Judge of t 1 e Circuit Court of ; Putnam County, State of Indiana, j to settle the estate of Rebecca Al. | Wil on, late ef Putnam County, «!e-j ceased, under the existing guardian-1 ship. Said estate is supposed to be sol-; vent. Tamey B. Wilson, Guardian. July 30, 1934. M. J. Murphy, Attorney. John W. Herod, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. 31-3t

NOTH E of ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the clerk of the Circuit Court of Putnnm County, State of Indiana, Exerulor of the will of Matilda Talier late of Putnam County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to l>o solvent. Floreta M. Buhr, Executor. July 31, 1934. M. J. Murphy, Attorney. John W. Herod, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. No. 7630. 31-3t

Wife Still Loyal

Although Howard Beck, Florida chain gang fugitive, faces a life sen : in e upon his return to that state, his wife, Mrs. Nellie Berk, joined him in a Chicago jail and pledged her loyalty to her husband.

THE STORY OF

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Starring

UONAI.D COLMAN - LORETTA YOUNG • CHARLES bUHERWORTH WARNER OLAND and UNA MERKEL

CIIAPTHR III "And you haven’t the faintest idea "Lat this cargo was?" uskud 1 huimnond. There’s only one explanation l can offer, ami it really isn’t a very good explanation, because I dmi't know what it means. It’s a radiogram in code. My Uncle got it at . i yesterday, and it upset him terribly it was sent from Port ^nid on the Suez Canal, where we stopped to take a sick deck-hand ashore. And Aunt Martha, knowing bow important it was, sent me to kive it to him.” "Then your Aunt knows what It said?” "l ode Paul told her, I know, because she was terribly upset too.” "Then we're off. Algy!” shouted IVummond. “Parker, the car! AUy. your things! Miss Field, your arm!” Ihummond and his party headed straight fop the little waterfront hotel where Lola Field told them Inr Aunt was awaiting her return with news of her Uncle Paul. Drummond \\ In high spirits. At Last, he had found himself on the scent of a good adventure. The hotel was a dingy affair, and several loafer^ were lounging about the small lobby as Drummond entered. As Lola went to. the desk for lo-r Im v the < leik handed her a pen with which to register. ’ I'm already n rlstered.. I want my key, please.” "What name. Miss?” "Field—Lola f ield. Room 34.”

whimsically, "placing me in that category? Stranger! Humph! That's ; ■ • 1 known each other all our lives. But let's have the radiogram. You have it. haven't you?” "Yes. but 1 don’t feel as though I should.’’ 'Don't you trust me?” * "Trust you!” The tone in Lola’s voice implied that she would trust him all her life. "It’s only that I feel you’ve done enough. More than enough.” She smiled Impulsively and handed him the radiogram. "Splendid!” Drummond smiled. “Algy, how’s the old noodle—on

"Excellent!" sold Onimmond”Working like a whip. I see! N follow me. Copy this message.” Ho handed Algy the radiogram. "But Hugh," complained Algy. “I haven’t decoded a message since the Armistice.” Algy took a piece cf paper from his pocket and, standing under a street lamp; began to copy off the i m as 1 n ummond mi I i j ir to help i "You still believe me,” said Lola, “after all this?” "1 do,” said Drummond, "though l shouldn't. When you knocked at my door and fainted in my arms. I said to myself, “This is fu rious. Rut there's no sense to it. It's nut even a lark any more.” "Really. I can't begin to tell you how grateful I am Algy, having copied the message,

"Sorry We have no one here by that name." Surely,” said Lola, “something must he wrong " At this point, Drummond asked the clerk if they might look ai the register The clerk complied, but there was no record of Lola or her I 'nele ha vine registered. "We want to see room 34. Have you any objections?” Drummond asked politely None at all. sir If you'll come With DK‘ " The clerk, followed by Drummond. Algy and Lola, filed down the dark hallway, stopping at room 31. Tile clerk rapped lightly on the door. It opened and a man clad m pajamas and bathrobe appeared. "I'nl sorry, sir." said the clerk, "but this young lady would like to H**e the room. Jutt uno minute, that's all.” "Is this your room?” asked Drummond. "No, It's not It’s not the same ftMtiUure,” said Lola, "nor wall-

pa i**r.”

"How long have you occupied this room?” said Drummond turning to the rdnmer. "Will you get out of here! I mean the whole lot of you' What kind of a hotel Is this? A lot of blokes come crashing in on a man on hU wedding night!” "You nay this is your wedding night?" queried Algy. meekly. "I do! And what’s more, 1 can prove It! Now get out!” "Bay no more," said Algy. grasping the roomer's hand and shaking it. "I know Just how you feel.” As the clerk bowed Drummond out the door, he said. "I'm sure the little lady has Just got a bit confused, sir” "Thank you. Captain Drummond.” said Lola, extending her band, "and goodnight” ” / Jood night?” "I hud no right to put you to all this trouble.” said Lola, "I had no i ht t t » ' trar ■ ' 11' "U that nice?" asked Drummond

handed the original hack to Drummond saying, "So far, there's no way of telling my wedding ni lit from any olhei "Rut now you’re going home, Algy You’re going home and ti .mslate this code. 1 want you to.work on It :iri pett’v< 1 fore, H|Mirmg time neither for food, sleep or love!” "That rather narrows my nctlvi* i.. down, i • as Lola and Drummond r -.md away in the car, leaving Al; v at the curb. Achmed had drugged Lola's aunt ami taken her to his houie*, hoping to gain possession of the radiogram. the only evidence standing against him. The manager of the waterfront hotel had called Achmed and told him that Lola and Drummond hail lx i n t h#i• lool ini for the Annt Achi ■ 1 ■ with his henchmen for being unable to bring Loin to I H I them to have her at bis house with* in an hour Drummond ami Lola returnee! to Drummond’s apartment. Ld i at in a chair watching Drummond with a look that was mingled with w -nder and amusement “At last I've decided what you’re like—you’re like someone In a book,” Hhe said. "Now, now, n > hero worship!” “Somehow you’ve given me courage and hope and a sense of safety and security when I didn’t think that was possible. What are you going to do now?” “This time.” said Drummond, "I’m going to make sure of getting Nielson out of lied. M- anwhile you try to relax. Just untie the knots in your nerves und try to believe we’re all going to come out of it all right. Will you?” ’Til try.” said Ix>la softly as Drummond squeezed one of her

hands.

'T must get Nielson, now!” Drummond made a Jiusty exit, going straight to Nielsons apartment

above.

(TO BE CONTINUED) ^